Travis Kelce sets the record straight for the Bengals cry babies: “I ain’t scared of fu*king nobody. I wanted them in the fu*king playoffs. I want to slay every dragon one by one like Mortal Combat. I don’t want it to be “play the lowest seeds.” Just give me the best teams. AFC, NFC, give me all of them. Mortal Combat style. I’ll go through every fu*king one of them just giving them my best fu*king effort”“I ain’t scared of a single soul. I’ll play them at the Wal-Mart parking lot. I don’t give a sh*t. We can have our own game in the offseason. We didn’t fu*king throw any game. Guys are out there competing their ass off trying to get a win”

Travis Kelce has set the record straight and made his feelings clear about the Cincinnati Bengals and their recent criticisms. The Kansas City Chiefs’ star tight end pulled no punches during an intense statement, declaring, “I ain’t scared of fuking nobody. I wanted them in the fuking playoffs.” Kelce’s message was loud and clear—he’s ready for any challenge and isn’t backing down from competition, no matter the opponent or venue.

The emotional and passionate outburst came in response to the Bengals’ complaints and accusations. Kelce confidently stated, “I want to slay every dragon one by one like Mortal Kombat. I don’t want it to be ‘play the lowest seeds.’ Just give me the best teams. AFC, NFC, give me all of them. Mortal Kombat style.” His words reflect a fierce determination to prove his team’s mettle against the toughest adversaries, showcasing a mentality built on relentless competition.

Kelce made it clear that he’s not intimidated by anyone, even suggesting a game could take place anywhere, even in a “Wal-Mart parking lot.” His direct challenge to critics echoed his commitment to playing hard, no matter the circumstances: “We didn’t fu*king throw any game. Guys are out there competing their ass off trying to get a win.”

This fiery statement underscores Kelce’s leadership and unwavering confidence in his team’s ability to rise to the occasion, regardless of external pressure or perceived doubts. Fans and rivals alike will be watching closely as the Chiefs continue their playoff journey, with Kelce’s words serving as a reminder that this team is not to be underestimated.